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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-04-23
THEfRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, APRIL %, 1887.

The line of drugs-pure
Fresh drugs can always be
Found at Isham & Cos City
Drug Store. Don't forget 1t
Read the "Idaho News" on
first page.
IS. NJ. Coffin visited Ontario
yesterday.
Fresh fruit of all kinds cheap
at Isham & Cos.
Straw hats for everybody at
Gwinn & Bakers.
Fiber ware at Gwinn " Ba-
ker's. Go and see it.
The Emmett school children
are enjoying vacation.
-Brograns of all kinds and
sizes at Gwinn & Bakers.
Work on the foundation of the
new building is in progress.
-Robt. e. Strahorn has just
completed an addition to his house
Trunks and valises of all
shapes Just received at Gwinn q
Bakers.
DIR. Lee is having his buggy
re-painted. DR.. is great on i'm
provements.
Rev. Mrs. Smith has been quite
sick but is now rapidly recovering
so says DR.. Lee.
-Rev. F. w. Crook, of Emmett
will preach at the Baptist churcl
on Sunday, May 1.
-Remember that Gwinn u Ba
ker carry the largest line OF tobacco
and cigars in town.
Mr.. S. S, Foote, of Middleton
the boss miller of Idaho, was Il
town last Wednesday.
Charlie Picard was quite sicl
last week but is improving unde
the care Of Dir. Maxey.
Water was turned into the Sc
bree ditch last Monday. Abou
four miles are completed.
Carlton is building boat 70
DR.. Wright, to be used on his car
pond. He has lots of them.
DR.. Chas. f. Lee was called t
consult with DIR. Reynolds at Weise
yesterday in very important case
- Mi. H. J. Mcdonald, came u
from Portland last Monday to az
cent a position in Mr.. Lucas hal
ness shop.
Brick are being made near tn
Strahorn ranch, for the Odd Fe
lows's new building. They will /
burned with coal.
&C. O. Halmon,. a prom iner
lawyer of Baker City, Oregon,
visiting his brother-m-law, }. {
Baker, of this city,.
The Boise Democrat says Thu
the epizootic is raging in Bots
and that it confines itself holly
t he adult population.
1t is said that fresh onlc
bruised, and hung about the nee
at night will cure sleeplessnes
We prefer to be sleepless.
DR. Isham has been quite u
der the weather for the past wee
with bad cold and sore thros
He'll soon be around again.
The people of Weiser, Payet
and Ontario are now sending the
printing to The TRIBUNE. Mer
and. prices always get there.
Hardware at Gwinn & Baker
ut prices never equalled in ldah
When in town call and see the
stock of hardwood, iron and t
ware.
-Robt. e. Miller called at III
TRIBUNE Wednesday. 1t was II
first time he has been out for tv
i weeks. Hope he'll soon be stror
~ as ever.
sN Guy Becker has not as yet d
cided as to his future. For t
present he will remain here al
straighten out his old business O
counts. -
Remember that THE TRIBul
lob printers have worked in sever
I
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
Bitten by a log.

We are sorry TO hear shat William
Heath, Esq, q prominent citizen OF
Springfield district, This county, was
severely bitten by dog on Thur sday
night OF last week. He was lying on
his porch, when bis .wo dogs came up'
one on each side Of him, end began
growling at each other. Mr.. Heath
started up to get out of the way,
when one OF The dogs, jumping IL is
supposed, at the other. unfortunately
BIT his master on the side Of the head.
making u scalp Wound aboa, an inch
and half long, anil almost tearing
of his RICH. ear. DIR. Workman rem
dered the necessary surgical ate n-
tion, and tie wound is healing satis>
factorily. We are LAD to hear that
the dog has never exhibited any symp.
toms Of rabies.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05

crushed 10 pieces and mashed into
pn'p-Ch.rles wicbering. OF DiIIs-
boro q base-balfplayef. Was walking
along the track when the accident ocs
CURED; the train tumbled over on
him. and be never knew what hurt
him. A tramp who was etealing Q
ride was also Liiled. Another mail
agent named Peter Grimes WAS also
csn2ht beneath Car. The mangled
body OF Baker vac lying on him. snd
he himself ~as cr6shed almost TO
death. He exhibited wonderful nerve,
and told the men how TO cut the tim.
bers away from him and get him cut
as cooliy as though nothing had lap
pene'. He WAS leased by digging
a ditch under him. When drsgg ed
out from under The car. though near
~ dead, he said: Telegraph my wife
thst l am not hurt much" He will
probably live. The most horrible
part Of the affair was the robbing Of
the wounded by pickp ockets whiio
pretending to help them. Over $500
was stolen from passengers in this
way. The wreck cause.i but few
hours delay to trains. aud Mrs. In
skeep and Mr. John came on to Gin
ciDnati the ca ne day. They arrived
at their home near This town Monday.
Mrs. Inskeep stood the terribly try,
Ing Trip ,ren,a kably we'll and. though
still weak. Is somewhat better.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
A Pleasant Affair.

Tho festival held by the ladies' Of
the NJ. +. Church South in Springfield
on Thursday and Friday nights Of last
week was a most enjoyab all ar, anil
the number of people present was
unusually large. a large canopy Of
canvas had been erected il. Mr.. Orr.
dorh's yard. and beneath this were
arranged the tables. An abundance
Of refreshments Of all kinds, ice cream,
cakes, confectioneries, lemonade, wa.
terme!oD, etc &c, had b en- provids
cd, and to these ample in .tice was
zone. Th' number of people in at
ten 'ance Friday night was very large.
and all of them seemed b-nt upon
having good time; and they had it.
1t was beautiful night for the occa
sion the moon shone clear and bright
and the air was cool and delightful.
Every enc seemed in The best OF spir.
its, anil altog Their it was IA pleasant
q social gath ring as one often sees.
TIE walters we're kept busy, ami the
demand for the tempting delicacies
provided continued strong an active
t, the end. We tried hard to keep
even with Dr.. Garden in eating ice
cream; we did our best, bot it MAS
no use, and we gave it up. The DIR
is older than we, and has hal more
practice. Tue number of pretty girls
in Springfield is surprising; and uh :
der the influence of their bright e. cs
and handsome faces, the average beau
passed out his shekels with an ALAG
rity and -ecklessness that were only
checked by the alarming discovery
that his lsb,lities we're greater than
his assets. The tables were relieved
OF their load of good things IS fast as
supplied until after midnIsh when
the last lemonade was drunk, the last
cake sod, and the people left fol
their homes, all feeling that they ha,1
spent mos. delightful evening" and
sincerely wishing for "mauy happy
returns OF tue day" From pecun-
larry standpoint. the entertainment,
was very successful, the proceed:
amounting TO over Sl04. The alten
dance from this place YVES not wba'
1T shou d have been, there being only
two persons from Romney present,
We were most Hospitality entertained
10y Mr.. AMI Mrs. John w. Haws, ant
hope we may live to attend many NOR,
festivals in Springfield.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
Miraculous Escape.

Mrs. A. |. Inskeer, Of Riverside,
near this place, vino has been i'll for
some weeks IN Denver, Color ado, and
her son, Mr.. John Inskcep. of Man
haitian. Kansas. had miraculous es-
cape from. death in an accident that
happened Friday morning TO tie train
IN witch they were returning home
near Aurora, indiana.
The train, which was the St. Lows
express ct the Ohi) and Mississi ppi
linz, had been delayed by hot box
and was running so miles an hour to
make up lime when the axle under
he engine broke, and the whole " lin
Of five passenger coaches, nail and
baggage cars, was hurled 40 1n ST. ep
emOankment 20 feet high into great
di;ch, and utterly demolished. MIS-.
lnsCep, who was weak and nervous,
was thrown from btr seat as the car
IN which she was lief the track, but
hor son caught her in bis arms. ADD
this probably kept Der from being
Killed. The Car, like all the res, was
split open and broken to pieces, and
That any one coud escape alive from
such wreck seems almost past he 1.
lief Yet Mrs. Inskeep was not in.
jured except by excitement and by
being so roughly shaken up, and Mr. \.
John VAS not hurt at all. The
Screams Of women and children and
the hoarsc yells Of mon, begging to-
Oe taken FROM under the shatter, d
cars beneath which they we're Luried
were appalling. A rescuing force
composed OF those who were able TO
lend any assistance romptly set to
work, and in an hour or two those
Who we're imprisoned beuea'h lie &c.
Uris oil the wreck were extricated
from their pctilous situation, when
the astonishing discovery was made
that Of all The passengers on the
tfai", only 3 had been killed and ~
injured. How 80 many scaped com
arat,yely unhsrmed is SIMPLY mi.
tsculous. The body OF ,Le mail agent
X. {. Baker, Of Saler. Illjnoia was
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05

acres CT tssberries here a big 40
hickory nuts. We have caught seve-
raj salmon that weighed 10 pounds.
Ratiissnsxes. gnats and mosquitoes
are abundant. - ExoIxEkR.
A good letter. Write ags.n.-IEd.
MooRErIELn. Aug. 1.
We hail . big tine in this place
Friday night ~ben Banquet vas
held 10 the Coiit.Houss yard, the ob
ject bong 10 raise funds to uniform
our Two baseball clubs. the Brighton
Reds and tie Brigton Blues, organic.
ed and equipped by Mr.. VIM. Eng
man. In honor OF whose farm they
were named. We raised $72, and
will soon have our uniforms. Over
200 people witnessed our last game
played Tuesday. 1t 10 not vet settled
which is the First nine Of Moore field.
the Reds or the Blues. Romney
boys, wake up. and reorsanizs the
old ''Slar" nine VIC are anxious to
meet Jon in the field. Don't be be.
hind the times.
Arm BAsEMAN. BLUES.
Mrs. Clarence Brengle aud her
little son Frank Who have been
boarding at Point LoI kout eturned
to Cumberland Wednesday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Non residents

INVEST VIRGINIA TO WIT AT rules
w held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court OF Hampshire county, on the lat Non
day 10 June. 1887
John W. Eite and Jacob A. Hitc. PLAINTIFF,
Us.
Isabella Hite, Michael STICKY, Rebecca G.
Smokey, Mary Ncintire, Richard McIutirel
Jarush McIntre, Elijah Ncln.ife, Etna
Mcin tire, Oliver NcIntire, Isaac McIntirp,
William &c lDiiie, Turner Nc1ntfe. Re
bects Mclniire, Sarah McIntire, Samuel
AcIntire. lsaac N. Iite, and Maggie lIite
defendants, IN CEANCERY
The OH CT or tbs snit 10 TO sell the real
estate OF which Isaac Iito died seized snd
possessed and divide the proceeds among his
bei9s At law according o their respective in /.
terests. And IL appearing from an affidavit,
that the defendants Mary, Richard, Jsrush
Elj,b, Elnss Oliver, Isaac. Will m, TGrner,
Rebeccs, Sarah and Samuel Mcintire, and
lsaac N. and Maggie Iiite, sfe non residents
Of the State Of West Virgiuis, Itis ordered,
that the said non resident defendants do AZ
pear Oere within one month after the date o.
the 6rst publication hereof and do what is
necessary TO protect their Interests in this
suit. Teste. v A.. P0LlNJ, CLrk
Ang 3, 1897 At. Circuit Court Hamp Co.
rs l.. Flcuinoy, Attorney f-r plaintiffs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
State N oWS.

A porcupire was recently captured
near Wheeling.
George Thompson, Of Pocahontas
county, committed suicide last week
by drowning himself in Il lam OH the
Grcenbrier river.
DR.. James Ellison has been ares
ted and lodged in Jail at Charleston,
charged with acting without authority
as q special pension Examiner.
Two young ladies, daughters of
Samuel Tumings and II. Do:son, Of
Richie county died from sunstrcke a
few days since.
The frame business houses tha.
were recently destroyed in Grafton
by the big fire are to be replaced in
some instances by fine, substantial
business blocks.
Two inches Of rain fell in is min
utes a. Wheeling Monday. Many
parts of the city were flooded, and
considerable damage 10 property was
d"ne.
A reward Of five hundred dollars
is Offered for the apprehension of the
party wb, attempted TO murder Mr..
lssac Il. Mann, teller of the Green
bricr Valley Bank at A'jetson and
rob that institution.
A young man named Efsbv, a
hrak' man on the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad, fell between tho wheels Of a
freight train some distance belo~
Hinton and had both legs cut off. He
d ed few minutes atterward> swear
ing in tho widest manner at those
whose negligence AMI care lessness he
claimed cost his life.
Shepherdsiown Register: Mr.. L
i. Randall, Of Romney. W. Va. 81.
ted at Rev. II. &. McDa1ieps this
week.
The Petersburg Gazette declares
that DR.. =. j. Grove has young
mule that amused him -eli during hay
harvest 10y riding on the hay cocks
az they were being hauled to tue
sttcks.
Charicstown Spirit % jeff rsyn
While number Of young mon
were engaged recently in dredging in
the canal near Hatper's Ferry for an
old anchor they li,be up blue army
coat. to which still chung the ribs
ami several other bones OF a hu nan
being. This, probably. was all ,hs,
wUs left Of drowned Union soldier
Piedmont Herald: Mayor hyde
gave Taylor Jarboe for being drunk
and disorderly 10 days in the lookup
on iyo-cenI loaf OF bread anil q
quart Of waller daily.
Moor, field Examiner: At the last
meeting Of the county court commits
sioners were appointed TO have q
wooden bridge built over the stream
at Reynolds Gap. THIS is q publiu
improvement which has long been
needed There were 4 inches OF
rain in the PoGder Springs neiShbor.
hood Monday. " bile moving bay
on Mr. Anthony Frtzsaler's place, in
Walnut i tom. on Thursday OF last
week. tie hsnts killed 10 copper, one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
Guarantee of Purity.

CUMBEELASD, MD.. June 5, '57.
Having been s;a,ioDsd at the Bead.
do:k Dis'illery whilst in operation as
United States S,orekesper am Qua
ger. hereby certify that James Clark
and Co, "Distillers" in the manufac-
ture OF their celebrated Braddock
Pure Rye Whi,key use only Rye and
Barley Malt Respectfully.
J.. Il. TRooK.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
County Court.

COuu "A. ofuitu, out SAaHeoASos
OF the Northwestern Turnpike. set
tied HE accounta with the court. the
balance due from him to the county
being $500 Al on the 30th day of
June, 1887, exclusive of tolls at
Ludwick's gate from. Octo> er !
1886, to March 1, 1887. w. III.
Powell. sheriff settled with the
county, there being due the county
from him on the Goth day of July (,
1887, $3619.l5.
The matter of proposed altera-
tons in road leading from North
River Mills to Forks OF Capon was
referred to the road surveyors of
Gore aud Bloomery districts, to as.
certain amount of damages, &c, by
said alterations. A road was es-
tablished from the Mart nsburg
road near d. Foltz's TO the Spring
field road near the old Gesner house,
the only damage by said road being
$25. allowed Alexander Snapp.
Changes were ordered in the Spring
Gap road between John Kaylor's
and Nancy ard Elizabeth Kaylor's.
No claims .or damages were filed
or allowed. The court laid the
levy for county purposes at 90 cts.
on the hundred dollars. Levy to
pay interest on Railroad bends
In Romney district, l6a cents; in
Springfield district, 3 cents on each
hundred dollars worth of property.
Road levy: In Gore district, 12aa
cents; in Sherman district, l24
cents; in Bloomery district, 16a
cents; in Springfield district. 81
cents; in Mill Greek district, 22a
cents, in Romney district, Is cents,
and in Capon district, 40 cents on
the one hundred dollars.
Changes were ordered in the DAD
between f S. Bailey's and s Ruck-
man. s, and the Prosecuting Attor.
ney WIS directed to take steps for
the proper assessment Of damages
thereby occa- .oned.
Road surveyors of Mill Creek
district ordered to close at once the
culvert on the road leading from
TIE Moorefield aud North Branch
turnpike to Thomas Taylor's gate,
to prevent the flow of water from
the same on the lanGs OF Mrs. Su.
san High.
DIR. L. F. Berkeley. John Mon
roe aud John Largent we're nomi.
mated to be members Of the lcca
Eoard Of Health of Hampshire
county. The foor of the Office o.
the clerk of the county court was
ordered repaired aud relaid; re.
pairs we're also ordered III the jury
room over said office.
The matter of road from Lar
gents blacksmith shop to the Paw
Paw road was continued to hex
term.
Court q adjourned Monday til
October term.
Mr.. n. B. Alien returned to Fhila
de'phia Saturday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
Franklin Reunion.

Pendle.on News: As chairman Of
the'C omm'ttee Of Invitations I ex.
tend an invitation TO the Highland
Virgins, Franklin, Upper Tract, Pc.
tersturg. Moorefield, Romney, Key
ser and Piedmont Cornet Bands 10 be
present at the Reunion. September
Sd. ut Thorn Spring. this county.
Also al ex Confederates and union
soldiers. and citizens generally. Re-
specially, j. Ed. PENNYBAcKeR.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
Sunday School Picnic.

There will be a Sunday School picnic held
at Salem Church, near Slsnesville, on Sat.
uiday, the 18th Of August, 1887, TO which
all neighboiing Sunday Schools are cordial.
ly invited. There will be addresses by the
following gentlemen Revs. Garden and
Shswen. Or. X. .1aylorJ s. o. Streby sud
invited to furnish the music The ladies of
the school will hold in connection with the
above an ice.c,eam festival Continuing into
the night, for the benefit Of cur Sunday
School Library, &c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
store Robbed.

Burglars broke iato tie store OF
w. A. Guthrie at South Branch, this
county ON Thursday night OF last
week. and carried off a number OF
pc cket knives, half dozen shirts. a
suit Of clothes and few pair Of boots
and sioes. They cfierte an entrance
by pricing open the front door.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
Guarantee OF Purity.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June 3. .'S7.
Having been stationed at tho Brad
dock Distii'ery whilst III operation as
United States Storekeep:r and Qua
ger, hereby certify that James Clark
and Co., D,stiliers in ,be manufac.
ture OF their Pure Malt Wh'skey u
only Barley Malt. Respectfully,
JNo. II. Young.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
CLOSING our
COSI

/ am determined to sell Oft all
my present stock of Millinery.
Hats &C., to make room for new
goods. Many things have been
marked down to cost, and many
below cost. This is a splendid
chance for the ladies to secure
many new and fashionable articles
tor q great deal less than they are
worth. The sale ofthese goods will
commence on Saturday the 9th
instant and continue untilthe stock
is closed out.
MRS. wM. MYTINGER,
Romney, w. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
n otIHe to Non residents

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules
w cid ia the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court 81 Hampshire county, on the let Mon.
day in Jure, 1897.
Nimrod wh,acrcJ Administrator Of william
5. Hook, dec d plziniie,
rs
Daniel P. Oats Thomas ". Oats, a. N.
Hook, - Shoemaker, - Griffith. part.
ners under the Hsme Of Shoemaker Il Gnf-
9Th. Samuel Cooper, surviving pa-toer of
cooper \ Horn, John y. tsudy, Admins
traitor Of John Horn. dec d Charles Ha1
kins. Q. y Hieit, tr .stee. A. O. 10y nd
Daniel Parrish, defendants,
IN GHANCERY.
The object Of this emit is to ascertain the.
liens biuding ibe real estate Of defendant
Caniel e. Oatsj ana to subject said real estate
10 the. payment OF such liens and cosis Of
suit, &c And h appearing from an Aida.
VII that Thomas H. Gate. - Shoem ker,
and - Grfh b, p-rtrers under the name
Of Shoemaker Gnfi.h. ard Daniel Parrish
sfe non residents of the State Of West Vir
einia. u " ordered, that said non .resideut
defendants do appear here within one month
after the date Of the 6fst publication hereof
end do Whist is necessary 10 protect their in
terests 10 this suit Tesie,
V. N. POLLING, Clerk
Aug 5, lss7ft. Circuit Court Hamp Co.
lFlourooy Attorney for Plainia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
SneoiGl Notice

ATEESECOND QUARTERLY
W. MEETING FOR SOUTH BRANCH
Circuit will be held at Burlington, the 9Th
aud l4th OF this month. Preaching Satnr
day morning ana highland an all.day
meeting Sunday. The stewards of the diff
frrent appointments will please be present at
the Saturday morning service. Come, breth.
rem, with a good report
Aug. 8. WIZ. L. wooLF, p. @.
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Tuokor County Lotter.

Our parry Of engineers il cau.ped
i6 miles irtm D~vis On the Black
Fork Uf Cheatr:ver. TIE Cheat R'z.
er cxtepsicn OF the w. Va. g. e +.
RAILROAD Is graded for Two mites
from Thomas. There is laur,
stsnd;rg Mar our camp 7 feet 8 in.
ches tn cifCumlert nee. 4 here are
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
beware of Oiutments for Catarrh
that contain Mercury

as Mercury will, surely destroy the sense o
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering Il through the mucus
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable ply.
sicians. az the damage they will do are ten
fold to the good you can possibly derive from
them Halls Cata.rh Cure. uanufactured
bp J.Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio. en-.
tains no mercury and lie taken internally aud
Gcts directly upon the blood and mucus sur.
fases of the system 10 buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure that yoa get the gen uine
it is takeu internally and made in Toledo
Ohio. by J. J. Cheney h Co.
TSold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
Guarantee of Purity.

CUMBERLAND, Mp, June ., 1887.
Having been stationed ut the Brld-
dock Distillery whilst in operation a.
United States Storekeeper aud Qua
gor, | hereby certify that Jas. Clarke
and Co., Distillers. IN the manuiac.
tute Of their Pure Malt Whiskoy use
raly Barley Malt. Respectfully,
J. Z. WILLARD.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05

rattle and ons black snakes. mr..
Thomas Bean. of Fables. tells Us tbas
on Monday lightning cut large
chestnut tree on his farm OF close to
the eround. carried it Ave feet, and
then left it s'anding straight up -
before IL Was struck.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
WANTED:s,,ssssss a .. agent 1T 6! G

states 10 take orders for our new patent low
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Fine outfit cases for samples Free.
Write for proof Of what agents are doing
and list of unoccupied territory II will pay
you to do SO. We refer 20 the Editor OF Il is
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MICHIGAN DOOP PLATE co.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05
DIED,

STECKMAN-Near Springfield, on ttE
28th uit., from consumption, Sir GEoRes
SrEckMAs, eyed about rs years.
PARKER-At the residence of her laugh
ten Mrs. Newton B. Guthrie. in Springfield,
on the Both uli., Mrs. Many PARKER, in the
9Th year of her age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05

L. Roscnhain. optician, who gave
such general sa' isfaction when here
two years ago. will be in Eomney
tomorrow and all who have defect.
i've eyes or who need spectacles
should not fail to consult. him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-05

n. r. M1LLa july 20.

n. r. MILLS. July 20.
This vicinity has been blessed
with rain. The notice OF the mar
rage of Mr.. Frank Light and Miss
Esiella Power in your last issue is
q mistake tie writer being misin-
formed. They had pleasant trip
to Cumberland. Mr.. Jonathan
Hietts house was struck by lightns
ing only damaging the chimney.
Mrs. Margaret Hiett died WedLes-
day: she has been suffering for a
number of years from dyspepsia.
William Stump and sister paid q
pleasant visit to their relatives on
North River. ANEMoMETER.